Discover the Forest Beyond the Lake

The Forest

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Forest Attractions

Plan to spend an hour or so of your day at the park exploring the natural forest and river region. Enjoy a peaceful stroll along the Wisconsin River, walk suspended in the trees or take a hike in the woods. 

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Suspended Treetop Walkway

Traverse a quarter mile, 10-25 feet above the ground, on the world’s longest suspended treewalk.

Sugar Bowl Lookout

Hike up a short hill to Sugar Bowl Lookout for an amazing view of the Wisconsin River and beach.

Woodland Playground

Swing, leap, and jump through three low-ropes elements, perfect for young adventurers.

Biking Trails

Ride over 10 miles of biking trails with mixed terrain and elevation throughout the forest. Bring your own bike or rent an electric bike from us. 

Hiking Trails

Explore over 10 miles of hiking and walking trails throughout the park, with a mix of different terrain and elevation.

Wisconsin River Beach

Explore more than 2,000 feet of private beachfront on the Wisconsin River. Note: No lifeguards are on duty. 

Wisconsin River Private Beach

With more than 2,000 feet of private beachfront on the Wisconsin River, the forest region is ideally suited for a quiet walk in nature. You can also launch your own watercraft from the boatslip on this beach to explore the river. Note: No lifeguards are on duty by the river. 
You can exit the Lake area temporarily and either walk down to the river area or drive your car. It takes about 3-5 minutes to drive. Free parking lots are available throughout the forest and river areas.  
Yes! River beach and the forest is included with your general day admission ticket. If you leave the lake region, your colored wristband will get you back into the lake area on the same day. 
A boat ramp is available at the riverfront beach. A picnic area with a firepit and the Woodland Playground are near the river. Food, beverages and bathroom facilities are located in the lake region of the park. 
Swimming is not allowed in the Wisconsin River. Unpredictable currents, strong undertows, and submerged trees all present safety hazards.

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Lockers, showers, and changing rooms are available. Lockers require a credit card.
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